The Shadow of Freud and Jung

I seem to be being called Freudian at the moment, which really made me laugh. I think anyone who is in a position of power should definitely have psychoanalysis because they'll have a deeper understanding of human relations and human relations are what my books are all about. There's another artistic influence that comes up in this novel via the figure of the dancer Isadora Duncan. And she was known as the mother of modern dance. She was famous for breaking with tradition. Does she offer Elsa a new way forward in some way?